Outlets on the patios at OKW

[wisbucky]

When we have stayed in the past at OKW I have never bothered to look for outlets on the patio. This October trip we plan on hanging some lights on the patio. Does anyone know if there are outlets on the patio and where they may be.? Wondering how long of an extention cord I may need or if any.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can be of assistance.

 

[vonpluto]

When we have stayed in the past at OKW I have never bothered to look for outlets on the patio. This October trip we plan on hanging some lights on the patio. Does anyone know if there are outlets on the patio and where they may be.? Wondering how long of an extention cord I may need or if any.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can be of assistance.

We've always had a receptacle on the porch when we need it, so I'm sure all OKW porches have receptacles. We usually take two 8-9' cords with us when we go at Halloween or Xmas.

 

[dianeschlicht]

The OKW balcony outlet is between the bedroom and living room doors to the patio on the side of the building that would be the living room wall. We have only taken a small extension cord for lights.

 

[Pa@okw95]

There is a light switch for the patio. The light is in the middle of the fan. It produces enough light to see fine.

 

[wisbucky]

We've always had a receptacle on the porch when we need it, so I'm sure all OKW porches have receptacles. We usually take two 8-9' cords with us when we go at Halloween or Xmas.

The OKW balcony outlet is between the bedroom and living room doors to the patio on the side of the building that would be the living room wall. We have only taken a small extension cord for lights.

Thank you both very much

 

[dianeschlicht]

BTW, we plan to bring holiday lights again too, and we usually bring the tiny ones and just wrap the strings around the balcony railing. No need for anything to fasten them that way.

 

[wisbucky]

Hi Diane

We have a set of curtain lights with three loops in it. I was thinking of hanging them maybe on a wire or rope across the poles. Have you any idea of what others have used to do this?